The Sun. — London, England, 1810-02-26 00:00:00

> Le l • • ••• \T ( 4 • '* ". l f ' t k i 4 $ jo 1 I • • 4E MP" t..,t•ri f 7 -1-c--411 = S - Ttj 6 -' • 111:g . • e : 1 •A, THE Nt7IIIBER 54471 - • haW T HEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. u'MORR()W- EVENING, Feb. t 7, 1810, be performed a new - Drama, in Three Acts, wi th Music. called , THE FREE KNIGHTS; r , THE EDICT OF CHARLEMAGNE. The Prince Palatine, Mr. EG ERTON ; •Baron Raverisbetg, Mr. BLANCHARD ; R li avensberg, ?4r. C. K eNII4I-E eenarCount Roland, Mr.' I NCLE DON nu, (the Abbot Corbey), Mr YOUNG ; • - Christopher, Mr. FAWCETT ; - - Oliver, M. - . SJ M MONS ; Agnes, Mrs H: HNsTos; T he Couwess R.l<;nd, Mrs. DAVENPORT ; lh d k et IT Ulrica, Mrs. DI ClcON " vvilt be represented . theinstallatronof the Abbot of Corbey. To which will be added, the Farce of WHO WINS? 'b ox . Or, THE WIDOW'S CHOICE. St. 7s• Second Price 3s. 63.--Pit 35.6 d., Second Price The D er q 2 s• Second Price Is.—Upper Gallery is. rs will b e opene d at Half vast five , ,, and the Play „ i,4 -t at' past Six. • 41 + 1 11d et . Ur sdaY, 'The te a l c u s Wife; _with The Budgetot O rk triday, The Revenge; with Honesechieves. Intrt4d4Y, Every Man in his Humour ; with, The Budget Waders. U nder . LYCEUM THEATRE., G ra n ~.Peeial License ot the LORI) CHA M I3E R LAI N, " the prese nt Season to the-joint application of .111D1 , all P ar ti es principally interested. ' ...lit Majesties' Servants, fort - nips the COM ‘IIII, I ‘,„/ 44 -Y of the late DRURY LANE THEATRE, Deffor'"lS PRESENT EVENING,' February 26, 'SIG, - new Play, in e 1-1 hiunded on Massinger's e 4Y orthe City• Mad Five cls, fundcd on Massissger's IbeChyMadam called RICiES '- Ur, THE WIFE AND BROTHER. ' The Char.iders by Mr. POWELL, Mr HOLLAND, Mr, ItAYhlt) Nit), 'Mr. WRENCH, Mr. DE' AMP, ‘lr PENSUN, - Mr..VAUGH A N, Mr , . I. SMITH, Mrs. EDWIN, Miss 'RAY, Ott e los, - Mrs ORGER; Mrs. SC:OTT. '" 401 (never performed) a new Musical Farce, in Two - AdS • Fin OR MISS! The C liaratters by Mr. PENI EY, Mr. DE.CAMP, Mr. .M L WS, Mr. KNIGHT, Mr. JOHNSTONE, Mr. FISHER. Mr. MILLER, Mr. EVAN: - ;, NILS. SPARKS, Miss KELLY, ~110 x „. Mrs. BLAND. -- "a• S econd - • -Pit 35 6d. . 'Second Price 2S. _. t. :t l 'Second I'-rice is. - Upi)e:r Gallery- is. Second lio xe ,a ll, l places to be taken of Mr. Spring, in the Box: 'ricrac' i at the Strand entrance ; awborn may also be. had hj,tk,xes nightly. 4 4.1 11 , oors to be, opened at past Five, and the Per. T o. nce to begin at Half past Six.'4r bo rr' jr , t ,7 ° h *, The Hy pocrite. —On Thursday. A Trip to boti et tt i'' - ; - -On Firithy, The School Or Scandal. "Ch10,..`41 new Serio.Cornic Opera, ince Ads, has preparation. and-will speedily bp produced. . . tit b r .,. KINC.;'S THEATRE. B LIC are must respeCt fully informed t hat -L iEivi er t u be a GRAND MAS:QULRAOE at this IHIS EVENING. the 2601 inst. : jek tts sslott One Guinea, Stloper and Wine inclltded. z o r tY T io ,to I r , e had at tar 0 *lce in thg Haymarket. Pro. S ets be adrunted , upon paying ios. 6d. each 1) u ortitn4'PPer, 4e - c -3 Masquerade Dresses to be had in the House, do. R tQ I-11(1 1 ISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. O t j th C4- -."l l try, for t h'e EXHIBITION and SALE rs will OPen "t4e the "ft) RAS of BRITISH ART'S - . open t v u g h, , Z r Y ° , l MON DAY N Xi, and will continue - ' l°ll ‘ 1 f rom Ten in the Foreno.on till Five hi the After. AdmittanCe rs.—Catalogiles 6d. By Ordor,- VAI.F.N'rENE GREEN, A.R.A. Kee; t UA N to a Decree of ,the High Court of cert-71'.-y, beiribi date the day of Jul), 1309, made: at ti on Cau ses Nta,Osty's Attorney-Genenl, t i re„., vref!*tiort the kenrunt . iDIiN RUDA LL - 6 4 141 11 :'rgt the Reverend alt.N %111 FECLER,K, In. 1.1 / 11V -ite c' 1 - nd the. said John Ructalr Clerk and the said John , - •ere,i l c.erk, p the T we l ve Governors ot the . r i tseic t an 'tfits and Goods the Church of Cretliton, other .: de a and others are Defendaets; and bet .veen His 41 ' til- tY'' 3 Altql l'eY-Gen ' eral at the relation of WI EL I . AM Esq f ant ' - the Mayor alid Citizens ot the t he - ixoch n t ; tiie Creditors of 1. 4 t.l-,, t ester, and others, Detent an s ,;ejeoh, t tY Estate vested in the Twelve Governors ‘ of . the Erlerwrierds and the Goods of the Church of 'Creditors, titbeef IC YTtun, are forth With tO come in and prove their the t , - ; "°re it BE KTsTis F. LE, Esq. one of the Masters C'd COUTt e at his Chambers, in Southampton-build teXeltillTe7letheireni6it Ltondon.osar. in default thereof they will fi of the id Decree. W ill h p ' L -- AND BIRTH-6'AV HEAD-DR#SS, or, • i ; ROSS'S HEADS "Of; HAIR.' ',P I A .2 " ." ,1 9, llishopsgate strcet Within. 1 , 4.wstin • i d ad miration bestowed by the t . . F a . . guio le . . .n• ;Bic ue ed t l ohable World at Court on the new Invention in- ;Bich], Y Rossi during the late ifubilee, and the reputation .. _ . rtterwas u niversally attended his ornamental proda4tons, g y t dlentiy distinguish m above all competition : ! )1 . 14 P o w r- en !Y Years st d . us Rpheation to the principles of I ° l l r ti;" s km: he has u at length brought to complete peace. vtibli ' Most extraordirriry Head Dreis ever offered. for 14 keZsiTrobation, and which has obtained the appellation Ar t li ' s Heads of Hair." Per th e 34 ere is to th e most perted semblance of nature ; head qoes of the skin and cohiplexi,)nal colours of the tto tt ,: i re Most - astonishingly 'imitated; and appear as the 'host and base Upon which the hair is fixed. . ' , los t 2 particle is so atnurably construded as to adm i t elk! over',"")Ille e xamination, without the possibility of a ci . is. co rnh f ti and t le system. is so exquisitely wove as to I lapp y d e usehtl comfort and elegance of taste with the most ~...............2earance of nature CER VAIN DISEASE. .tA,4•.PLIEIMAN'S ' Universal arid long established onl—edicine, called GUTTA LUTARI S, may be ed 9n to be a certain, sate, and speedy cure . for the itlrtseartla‘jits9Lltoti:eltrenitletseCrabilierlS .rnetnhereelltifinariysl'saes's. agGelsceitn4. either sex x. its 3 1tr e i u ue red ao li d l s a ii t t e se w ns , i i b a.} le perspiration. A J kh eil ltknt tin le i nveterate S , u s ;vy a , nd F a ist C u o l n a fi , rm D e r d op L si u e e s s , dravels, ‘Veakties - ses, and Obstructious.. - are i ttl uir ilY removed b work safe and salutary . drops. diet hey nothing to them off, nu restraint of ,or k4iraece from business. Those who take them m4y %Ilitterris::owuhn4dteavnedr.pert • t cure, without the knowledge of 'A c iey catse no sickness, and the pa- Ft t. about his or h er b usiness w i t h out t h e least dart. t , 14 rlite quantities th at are da i l y sol d f or exportation I etticortiestic use, prove their ca to surss ever re et :fte in the known world. effi Sold by appointment other of r. -rove ; ar Mr. Butler's, No. 4 , Che a p si d e , corner of I a ever`er and retail 1011 b h Irk y one or more edicine Venders in bottle s at as. 9d. and M 6d. cacti, ..v1 g. CAPITAL IRON WORKS AND WHARF, ATCHAT HAM. TO BE SOLD BY AU'CTIQN, By Mr. scow, At the Mart, London,., on Friday, March 9, at Twelve, by Order 61 the Assignees, with immediate Possession, HATHAM IRON FOUNDERY, and ROLL -I NG MI LLS, with an excellent WHARF and neat DWELLING .1-10 USE, most desirably situate on. the River Medway, near the Vidualling-Otlice, with spacious Mill house, SteaM Engine ot zz horse power, a Crane, rediens, and Utensils, formed on approved principles tor manutactur.. ing, Castings, Bar and Bolt Iron Hoops and Rods, and An chors, and Iron in general the whole in coinplete order and at work, held by an aeeeinent fora Lease of twelve years and three quarters, unexpired, on terms extremely fa vourable for entering on so valuable a Concern, eminently ,improvable, with comparatively small advance of Capital. . May be viewed, and , descriptive Particulars had on the Premises; at the Crown, Ro, hester ;. at the Mart ; and of Mr. Scott, zB, New Bridge-street. , . . This. Day was published, In Two Vplumes Sio. priCe z,s. boards, ON NATION 1L GOVERNMENT. 13y GEORGE ENSOIt, Esq. Author of the " Independent Man,' &c. . Printed for fos. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard, for the Benefit of the I.iterary Ful•it. Where may be had, • The Independent Mar.. z Vols. Svc). price tBs. boards._ This Day was published, In ()Bawl, •price Three Shilimns inci Sixpence, r rHE COUNCIL of TWELVE ; or, ST.- 11 MUSTER-ROLL ; a l'oem,with Notes Explanatory. A Iso, price 45 6d. Bvo. boards. The Popish Divan; or, Polit►cal Saßliedrim. A Poem, •writh Noies relative to the Oxford Chancellorship/ 'Likewie, price ss. stitched. An Examination of Colonel Wardle's Letter to Lord Ellenborougli; being a Complete Vindication of his Lordship. liy Erinaceus. Printed for C Chapple, Pall-Mall, and may be had at any a the lit oksellers. LORD BYRON i s-SATIRE.' • Price Ss. boards This Day was published. ,A Second Edition, with considerable Additions - and Altera tions, of "L I NGLISH BARDS ant SCOTCki -REVIEW ERS ; a Satire By LORD BYR'ON. " It unites much of the judgment of the• Essay on Criti., cisni, the Playful yet poignant snide and frown .ot- indigna tion and ridicule of the Dunt lad ; with the versification of time Epistle to Arbuthnot, and the acuteness of the imitations of Horace. in a word, many years have passed since the English Press has given us a pert ..ormarice replete- . with nungled genius, good sense, and spirited animadversion," &c. —Gen. Mag. March; For a favourable account of this work, see all the Maga iines •and Reviews. Printed for lames Cawthorn, No. z. 4, Cockspur.ssrett, London. Ina few days will be published. Henry Count Dc Kolinaki, a rolitt Talc, ,by Mrs. blur rdy. This Day was published, In Otiavo, price 1 wo Shillings and Sixpence, OBSERVATIONS on, the, RUPTURE of the UTERUS, on the SNUFFLES in INFANTS, and MANIA LACTEA. Ity THOMAS DENMAN, M.D. Licentiate in Midwifery of the Royal College of Physicians, London ; and Honorary Member of the Royal Medical Society of Edinburgh. Printed_for Jos. Johnson and Co. St. Paul ' s Church4arcl. Where may be had, by the same AUthor,, a. An introduction to the Practice of Midwifery, in One s4to. illustrated w ith. Copper—plates. Filth Edition, price 21. 25 ii, boards. 2. 'rue same Nork, in Two Volumes, Bvo. without Plates 'Fourth Edition-, price r7s. boards. 3. 44orisms on the Application and Use of the Forceps and Vectis ;, on Preternatural Labours ; on Labours attended with Haemorrhage and with Convulsion. Filth Edition, price 4s. half-bound. This Day was published, - Price ros. 6d. Quarto, boards, A CORNISH ENGLISH VOCABULARY; a /1„ Vocahulary of. Local Names, chiefly Saxon, and a Provincial Glossary. 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Single as well as Double Entry,,being a complete In tmdtation to the Business of the Counting-hoitse in all its Departmnts, Amiadapted to Retail as well as Mercantile Concerns. . By JAMES MORRISON, Master of the Mercantile Academy, Glasgow. The present Work divests the Art bf.Book-keepihg of its pedantry an'. usual intricacy, and by continent:Mg with a Set of Books, in the simplest firm, which are adapted to a Retail Trade, it will grove useful to a numerous class of Students who have been perplexed by the complicated Sys tems of some Authors Other Sets of Books are adapted to. th- most extensive Wholesale Concerns, and the whole are illustrated by Questions ter I...;xercise, and by engraved Forms of the various Documents used in Business. - Printed for Richard Phillips, Bridge-street, Blackfriars, London, and to be had of - all. Booksellers in Great Blitain and Ireland, with the full allowance to Schools. 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I" 4 ITP, COIIIIIIIBSIOI`t RSfo . r it, I IVO 1 . ills MAJESTY'! v A Y do #.ereby That on Friday, the. id of March nezi,, , lb6, will be' ,t.ida , so receive Tenders, in ...writing (sealed up); and tivat /o what Hogshead, Barrel, .Ciiderkin 9 Firkin„ LAng and Sho r e Pink, and,stout Hazel Wood ROOP S, (answe , able to Sombles to be p;oduced with the Tendersf,may be ivanted of this. . Department for the ensuing Wweeve Months; `l, be de livered into the Stoics at Drptlor.i, 4nd c to ere paid for 4y Bilis payah:Cwith Interest nine!) , dirt ajserdate., 7he anditi. is v.;?he Contraa may be Seen ai the Sei , etaty'S ,Offce. AO regard will he hod to any Tender in which tle Price shad not &inserted in ,words at length, or that . ..Thal! n,t he idiverrd 'the .oard before One o'Clock on ibe mid Fridij , , the itl 5 p . 1 March next, nor unless the Person ,who makes the Ten.: der, or some Pet4bn on his behalf, attends, toraniwer when railed . FIC:TUALLING e OFFICE, Feb. 23, HE co Antrtssm NERSicir ICTUat 177V6 1. His M /17ESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notiee,77 4 ( on Friday, the 2i of March next, they , will be ready to revive ,Tenders in-tvriting (sealed up), and treat with such Persons as tuillundertake•to furnish what TALLOW CA VI)L ES may be demanded for the - Use of the ViCtualling Depar'inzcn! at , Dept. ford, for one.year bornthe date of the Lantraß and t, he pair' f,r by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety pays aim, date. The Conditions of the Contra E 7 may be seen at the.Secretaiy's No regard 'will be bad to any Tender in w4tieb the Prier shall not be inserted in worlds at , length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before Orte o'Clock on the said Friday the 2d of March new, nor unless the Person who makes lie Leader, or some Per son on bir behalf, attends to simmers:then called for. ~~~. .St; rag• at :1131)t- Of , 'of h is , aB c • aN D AY ) FEBRUARY 26, 1810, SALES OF ESTATES, Err. THE 'LLEWENY ESTATE; NORTH WALES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By WINSTANLEY and SON, At the Auaion Mart, near the Bank of England, Londop, in the Month or May, unless previously disposed of, THE very extensive and valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, comprising the' noble Mansion of bleweny Hall, which contains ample ac..ommodation .tor a tamily isf the first distinttion ; together with new erected and very commodious Bleach-works, Water Corn-mill. and Iron Forge. all well supplied with water, a Public-house, and several improvable farms; the vvholecontaining near 4000 acres of extraordinary rich meadow, pasture,arable, and wood land, in a high state of cultivation, and lying nearly in a ring fence. The Estate is interne led by the river Clwyd, most beauti. hay situate in the Vale of Clwyd, in the Counties of Den'. NO and Flint, North Wales ; 3 miles from Denbigh, 6. from St. Asaph, 8 from Rnthin, .12 from Abergely,. and t 4 tutu Chester.. Dire notice of the days of sale will be given in this and other Papers ; in the interim the Estates may be viewed by applying to Mr Huxturd, at Lleweny Hall. Particulars, 'with Plans annexed, will be ready in a few weeks., anti may be then had of Niessrs. Nlanley, and I. and W. Lowe. Solicitors, Temple, London ; of Winstanley and Son, Paternoster-row; of Mr. S. Lowe, Solicitor, Whit church, Shropshire ; of Mr. Calveley, Surveyor. Staple ford, near Chester; of Mr. Thos. .Winstanley, AuEtioneer, Liverpool; of Messrs. .K.ay and Renshaw, Manchester ; Mr. Wynne, Soliciar, Mold ,• Mr. John Jones, Ruthin ; Mr. Hughes, Denbigh; and of Messrs. Ccpland and Pemb erton, Shrewsbury. SALE OF THE WHITE LION INN, 'STRATFORD UPON AVON, WARWICKSHIRE. • TO BE SOLD BY.AUCTION, 9n the Premises, on Friday-the aith of May next, subjea to such Conditions as will,be then produced, THAT long established and highly respectable INN, the WHITE LION, at Strattord .ort Avon; universally known and frequented by the Nobility and Gentry of the United Kingdom of England and Ireland; be ing satiated oft the Great I risn Road jinni Holyhead to don, mrougit Shrewsbury, Birmingham, Stratford on Avon t and Oxford. Tip:: very extedsive and excellent accommodations of this House need uo kinkier encomiunt than the • general appro bation with which it has been honoured for litany years past. The Cellars and Vaults are very extensive, and peculiarly well adapted for the d,:posit of Wines, and the Inn has been honoured by the Nobility and Gentry of the surround ing Country upwards of 4.) years with a preference in Wine Trade: In rite front of the House is a large Kitchen Garden, corn• prising two Acres of La id in the highest cultiVation, and close-adjoining are nine Acres of excellent' Grass Land, which will be disposed of with the Inn. ecsse!sion otAhe while Poncern may be had at Michael mas iiext. A Specification of the whole' of the Property and other particulars may be obtained by an application to Messrs. bunt and Hobbes, Solicitors, Strationt - ort Avon. TO YOUNG HOUSKEEPERS„ - lust published, price 4s, boards, IHE . FEMALE ECONOMIST; or, a Plain system of Cookery. For the Use of Private Families. , Containing Eight Hundred and Filly.valitable Receipts. .. By Mrs. smi "H. This is the cheapest 'and most useful Cookery Book ex. taut ; and it is only by a very extensive sale, whfcli from every appearance will be unprectdented, that the Publishers expect remuneration. London: Printed for Mathews and Leigh, kg„ Strand, and sold by the Booksellers, Stationers, and NeWs, Carriers throughout the United Kingdom. • This Day was puhlishedr, In 4to. price ss. AN ANALYSIS of Mr. LOCKE's ESSAY con cerning HUMAN UNDERSTANDING. By EDWARD OLIVER, D.D." Formerly Fellow of Sidney Sussex College, in Cambridge. Sold by Messrs 'Rivington, St. Paul's Church.yard - ; C.• Law, Ave Maria lire; 1. Mackinlay, ti, Strand; Deigh. ton, Cambridge ; air( G. Cooke, Oxford. Mr, Locke's Essay havingaiways been regarded ass stand ing Kook of liberal Education, it has been thought that this method of facilitating ilia understanding of it, by a cleat, concise, yet comprehensive .Analysis, would be esteetned an acceptable service to the-Public. This Day was published, I'a Tivo large Vols. Octavo, price in boards, il. is. a New . . Edition - , revised and cOrieeled,biting the Fourth, of A DISSERTATION on the PROPHECIES -L3l. that have been ' fillfilled, are now fulfilling, or will hereafter be fulfilled, relative to the great period of tab° years; the Papal and Mohammedan Apostasies, the Tyrannical Reign of Antichrist, or the Infidel Power, and the Restora tion of the Jews. By the .Rev..GEORGE.STANLEY FABER, B.D. Rector of R‘dinarshall, in the County of Durham. Printed tor F. C. and I. Rivington" No. - 62, St. Paul's Churchyard; sold also by J. Hatclrard, No. 190, Pic cadilly. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Lately published, in Two Vols.. Odavo, price in boards. 17s. the Second Edition, revised and corrected, of A General and Connected VieW , of the Prophecies, relative to the Con version, Restoration, Union, and Future Glory, of the Houses of Judah and Israel ; the Progress, and final Over throw of the Antichristian Confederacy in the Land of Pales, tine ; and the ultimate general diffusion of Christianity. NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY, AND AN ABSO LUTE REVERSWN IN THE FUNDS. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, . - By Mr. SCOTT, On Friday the ad of March, at Twelve o'Clock, at the mart, MONMOUTHSHIRE, SWANSEA, GRAND JUNCTION, LANCASTiiIt,HUDDERSfIELD, WILTS and E RK.S Shares, and OPTIONAL LOAN NOTES. bearing 51. per Cent. Interest regularly paid half. yearly; KENN E FanrA AVON, UNION, ELLItsVIERE. THAMES and MEDWAY CANAL, and KENT WA. TER WORKS SHARES; and an ABSOLUTE RE VERSION to Scot, 3 per Cent. Consols, staniting in the name of the Accountant General, to *lnch the Purchaser will become entitled on the decease of a Lady si) years of age. Particulars at the NeWHotel,'Birmingham at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly ; at the. Mart ; and of Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridge-street. A NEW ATLAS FOR SCHOOLS. This Ilay was published, In Royal 4to price 'Ss neatly half,bound . fISTELL's NEW GENERAL --ATLAS: con taining.distinel Maps of all the Principal 'States and Kingdoms throughout the World, from the latest and best Authorities, including a Map of Ancient Greece, and of the Roman Empire; the' whole correaly engrai , ed upon 30 plates, royal quarto, and beautifully coldured outlines. Printed for C. Cradock- and W. joy (Successors to the late Thomas Osten), No. 32, Paternoster-row. N. 13. The same Work, full coloured, price One Guinea. The Publishers' offer the above Atlas to Schools as the most, corred; the most elegant, and of the same time the cheapeit ever executed, They have no, hesitation in saying, that it wants only to be seen to be universally adopted ;' it is already used in many of the most respectable Seminaries in the Empire. 1" By taking it in quantities a liberal allowance will be made. Where may be had, just published, price 35. bound. in sea, Guy's School Geography, on a new and unproved plan, with Maps; drawn under the immediate inspe&ion of the Author. By 10$. GUY. Professor°, Geography, arc. Great Marlow. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,. Feb. 1 . 5, 1830. • THE. PRINCIPAL-OFFICERS of HIS 11121- yESTY's ORDNANCE - do- hereby give Notice, that Proposals. will be received at their Office, in Pail-Mall ; on or 'before Friday,-the 21 Day of Match, from "such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of TACKLE HOOKS, and various other.articles of I RON, for 4ervice of this Department,. fora period of Three Years. - Proposals for any Article contained ix the List will be received; and Patterns of the Articles may be vitwerl upon applir.itiou at the Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower ;- .nr,here fur. tiler Particulars; together with the 'Terms and Condition) o/ the • Contract may be k:sown ' and also -ar, the Secretary's Orfice, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between -the hours of _Ten and Four o'Clock, , u-here also the Proposals mutt be delivered; sealed up and indorsed,' " Proposals tot Tackle Hooks, esc." but no Proposal can be admitted after the zd day of March, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day ; neither will ator der bt naked, unlesi the Party, making it, or an Agent in his • behalf, shall attend. • riiy Order of the Board, R. 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